It’s the fastest growing sport in North America, so it’s kind of a no brainer that a new pickleball court just opened downtown. A partnership between the city’s first Pickleball social club, Fairgrounds and Stackt Market, the court is inclusive of all players from beginners to elite and is located at 28 Bathurst Street. The sport … Continued
Ossington Avenue in Toronto’s west end is a bustling strip known for its collection of good food, cool retail and vintage shopping, trendy cafes and a collection of effortlessly cool bars to suit any mood. It was even named one of the top 15 “world’s coolest streets” in Time Out’s second annual rankings, making it … Continued
The last year was a a busy and exciting one for the Toronto food scene, in which we saw electric openings that ranged from highbrow to low, including modest local joints and grand, attention-grabbing eateries. To highlight the standout newcomers, we asked Michelin-recognized chef Jeffrey Bovis, recently awarded a Bib Gourmand for Wynona— a lovely … Continued
Pocha 1989, an innovative new Korean bar and restaurant opened just a few months ago, and and it’s garnering rave reviews online. The term pocha is a play on the Korean word pojang-macha, which loosely translates to a “street vendor” or “stall that sells comfort food.” Inside the North York location is a dimly lit, Instagram-worthy dining room. Guests are greeted to an artistic display … Continued
The last year was a a busy and exciting one for the Toronto food scene, in which we saw electric openings that ranged from highbrow to low, including modest local joints and grand, attention-grabbing eateries. To highlight the standout newcomers, we asked Michelin-recognized chefs Tobey Nemeth and Michael Cabello, recently awarded a Michelin star for … Continued
Sipping on a cocktail is that much more enjoyable with the sun or your shoulders and the breeze in your hair and with the temperatures on the rise, outdoor dining beckons. OpenTable is inviting Torontonians to step out and dine al fresco with the help of their list of Canada’s 100 Most Popular Dining Restaurants. … Continued
Patois Restaurant The chef: Chef Craig Wong’s Jamaican-Chinese heritage brings spice and crackle to fried chicken. The app: Patois uses Skip the Dishes — Skip for short. Skip is somewhat less user-friendly than Ritual. They give less info about your order, and it’s a little harder to interpret. Ritual gave timelines earlier in the delivery process. For … Continued
Just a few weeks ago and without warning, Smith, the beloved three-level restaurant in Toronto’s Gay Village known for its chic interior and Instagrammable brunch, announced via social media that it had served its final huevos rancheros and strawberry cheesecake pancakes — much to the dismay of its loyal patrons. “Farewell,” began the post on … Continued
The last year was a a busy and exciting one for the Toronto food scene, in which we saw electric openings that ranged from highbrow to low, including modest local joints and grand, attention-grabbing eateries. To highlight the standout newcomers, we asked Michelin-recognized chef Eric Chong, recently awarded a Bib Gourmand for R&D — a … Continued
Smoked meat fans are mourning the loss of beloved Montreal fixture, The Main Deli after it abruptly closed its doors for good on Monday after having been in business for more than 50 years. Located on Boulevard St. Laurent, the surprise closure shocked many long-time customers — including the Prime Minister of Canada. Not long … Continued
While the first buds of May are just starting to bloom, the beginning of summer is on the horizon with all its optimism, possibilities and lip-smacking food and drink events! Here are the 12 best food fests that are coming to Toronto this summer! Taste of Little Italy [instagram_embed url=”https://www.instagram.com/p/Cr31je1M4ju/?hl=en”] From June 16-18, enjoy live street performances, … Continued
